ford pwm iac & msd question
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ford pwm iac & msd question
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Matt Cramer
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Re: ford pwm iac & msd question
Yes, the V3.57 can drive a PWM IAC valve directly.gump wrote:I am running a ford pwm idle air valve [two wire] with a ms2 3.57.Do I hook this up using the fast idle wire?
Yes.Do I still pull the relay and jumper it?
No, this should get 12 volt power.Do I ground the other wire from the idle valve?
Use the tach output terminal from the MSD box.Also I am using an msd 6al2 with their magnetic pickup [8555-1] distributor and I am not using ms2 to control timing[for now]where do I get the tach signal from for pin 24?The white wire from the msd? thanks in advance
Re: ford pwm iac & msd question
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Matt Cramer
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Re: ford pwm iac & msd question
This generally works pretty well.gump wrote:Thanks Matt,so I can jumper off of my tachometer wire coming from the msd to get a signal. In other words I can use that terminal for both the tach and the megasquirt signal.
Yes. You have to jumper the IAC relay when using the relay board.So does the fidle wire from the realy board control the grounding of the pwm iac?
